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Orbit Reach
04:48
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City of Doubt
05:48
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The sun's gleaming in your eyes, and I can't hide
I find it much too hard to smile back
You've shown me every card, but I've held back
Under your bright blue sky, I've kept my walls growing high
Why don't you shut me out for missing out?
I may be nothing but an outcast
I'd like to measure up to what you think of me
What is it that I fear?
I swear I try to believe
I might be questioning everything
I'm surely way too hard on myself
But looking back I've got not regrets
'Cause I can face my own mistakes
I might be questioning everything
I'm surely way too hard on myself
But looking back I've got not regrets
Looking back I've got not regrets
I might be questioning everything
I'm surely way too hard on myself
But looking back I've got not regrets
Looking back I've got not regrets
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3. |
Beneath
02:34
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Beneath a sea of broken waves I saw your face
It took me everything again to find you there
In every sound and every voice I heard your name
The dying sun, the depths within, became the same
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4. |
Claudio
06:06
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Forget Norway Santiago, Chile
Forget Norway is a project split 50/50 between Prague and Santiago de Chile.
We love noise-making devices. In fact, we consider ourselves to be noise-making devices.
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